US EditionYemen S Houthis Vow to Keep up Israel Attacks Despite Deadly Strikes
Despite losing nearly half its cabinet in Israeli strikes, the Houthi caretaker prime minister pledged to continue attacks, with 46 killed and over 160 wounded in recent bombings, officials said.
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Israel Is Targeting Civilians in Yemen as Well as Gaza
Israel claimed that its bombing of a cabinet meeting in Yemen last month struck a “crushing blow” against the Ansar Allah movement. But the movement’s real leaders were not affected by the strike, and they have vowed to continue their attacks on Israel. Israeli warplanes struck several sites in Sana'a, Yemen, on September 10, 2025. The Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV said the attacks targeted a medical facility, the central bank headquarters, and a go…
The Prime Minister of the Yemeni Houthi rebels, Mohammed Ahmad Muftah, promised today during a rally in Sana'a, Yemen, that he would continue the fight against Israel.
Mohammed Ahmad Mouftah, who was invested in Houthi Prime Minister after his predecessor's death in an Israeli strike at the end of August, swore on Friday to continue fighting Israel at a rally in Sana'a.
Muftah: Cowardly Israeli Aggression Will Be Met with Greater Escalation… Yemen Remains Steadfast in Supporting Palestine
Acting Prime Minister, Al-Allama Mohammed Muftah, condemned the brutal Zionist crime that targeted Al-Tahrir district in the capital Sana’a and the headquarters of 26 September newspaper, which claimed the lives of dozens of civilian martyrs. He stressed that this crime exposes the enemy’s bloodthirsty nature and its failure in the face of free expression and Yemen’s resistant voice. Escalating Yemeni Response to Aggression Muftah affirmed that …
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